The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will send a note to Kyiv about Ukraine’s involvement in the terrorist attack at Crocus

Zakharova: The Foreign Ministry will send a note to Kyiv regarding Crocus after the completion of the investigators’ work

The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, said on Channel One that the note sent by the Russian side to Ukraine on the fight against terrorism does not contain requirements regarding the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall. She indicated that a note regarding this terrorist attack would be sent to Kyiv separately after law enforcement agencies completed their work.

Zakharova indicated that the note transmitted to Ukraine does not contain demands for the terrorist attack in Crocus, but contains materials and references to the explosion of the Crimean Bridge, the murder of Russian journalist Daria Dugina and war correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky (real name - Maxim Fomin), as well as the attempted murder of co-chairman of the party “A Just Russia – For Truth” Zakhar Prilepin, as a result of which his comrade-in-arms died.

A representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry explained that at this stage we are not talking about Crocus City Hall, because materials are needed that must be provided by law enforcement agencies, and it is they who must collect the appropriate invoice. Zakharova added that as new information emerges about the participation, possible participation, accomplished participation and planned participation of the Ukrainian special services in this and other terrorist acts, this information will be sent by note as a new interstate pre-trial claim.